I'm inclined to say yes, but I don't know much about that particular PSU. However, 600W should be plenty enough for a 560Ti. But to be sure you can always talk to Phaedrus, he seems to be one of the PSU gurus here.
That psu is an old design with an anemic 12v line ~34A = 400w (maybe even less), so it could or could not work.
I wouldn't recommend using that combination tbh.
Can't tell you anything without knowing the 12v combined max. Could be ok, could be way too low. Judging by the 30+ amps on the small rails, it's going to be WAY too low.
Just noticed that that PSU only has 1x 6+2 pin PCI-e connector and the GTX 560Ti uses 2x 6 pin. You could technically use a molex to PCI-e adapter, but that is hardly ideal and I personally wouldn't recommended doing that. I'd say judging by what others are saying about the amps being low and the lack of 2x 6 pin connectors, that PSU won't work.
The +12v capacity makes it a 400-450w at best... Just by looking at it though, it doesn't look great. I'm not 100% sure what the OEM for that particular one is, though.
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Originally Posted by bstover17
I have a hx520 from corsair and my 560ti runs just fine.
Its actually much worse then most 430 watt rated power supplies.and i'll be absolutely shocked if it can even output half its power without blowing up
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